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After a classmate commits suicide, young Frank Castle begins the journey that will eventually turn him into the Punisher, a journey that will bring him face to face with the Tyger: a creature not made by God, but just as vital to the world.
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Punisher Max - The Complete Collection v01 (2016)
English | CBR | 392 pages | 615.51 MB
Collects Born #1-4, Punisher (2004) #1-12.
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Punisher Max - The Complete Collection v02 (2016)
English | CBR | 423 pages | 608.52 MB
Collects Punisher (2004) #13-30.
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Punisher Max - The Complete Collection v03 (2016)
English | CBR | 441 pages | 585.99 MB
Collects Punisher (2004) #31-49.
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Punisher Max - The Complete Collection v04 (2016)
English | CBR | 536 pages | 709.05 MB
Collects Punisher Presents: Barracuda #1-5, Punisher (2004) #50-60, Punisher: The Tyger, Punisher: The Cell, Punisher: The End.
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Punisher Max - The Complete Collection v05 (2017)
English | CBR | 498 pages | 664.40 MB
Collects Punisher MAX Annual 2007, Punisher: Force of Nature, Punisher: Little Black Book, Punisher (2004) #61-65, Punisher: Frank Castle MAX #66-75.
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Punisher Max - The Complete Collection v06 (2017)
English | CBR | 362 pages | 545.38 MB
Collects Punisher MAX X-Mas Special, Punisher: Naked Kill, Punisher: Get Castle, Punisher: Butterfly, Punisher: Happy Ending, Punisher: Hot Rods of Death, Punisher: Tiny Ugly World, Untold Tales of Punisher MAX #1-5.
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Punisher Max - The Complete Collection v07 (2018)
English | CBR | 504 pages | 916.66 MB
Collects PunisherMAX (2010-2012) #1-22.
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Punisher - Frank Castle MAX - Welcome to the Bayou (2009)
English | CBR | 146 pages | 200.18 MB
Collects Punisher MAX (2004-2009) #71-74.

From the beginning of Ranx to his most recent works with computer-generated material, this is a must-have artbook for all Liberatore fans!

The best part about having a best friend is having fun! Nobody knows that better than Betty and Veronica, Riverdale's famous BFFs! Not even Archie can tear these two apart -- we think! Join in on the celebration of these girls' inseparable bond with this 150+ page digital exclusive. These stories are bound to make you laugh, cry, smile, and remember the power of friendship.

The third volume in the New York Times bestselling and Eisner Award-winning series, Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard Volume Three features tales written and illustrated by a collection of award-winning and critically acclaimed storytellers personally selected by series creator David Petersen. Once again, patrons at the June Alley Inn are challenged to tell the best Mouse Guard tale, with the winner getting their tab cleared!

The world believes the notorious outlaw Billy the Kid was killed by Pat Garrett, but in reality the Kid is very much alive, the hired gun of Fineas Sproule's traveling spectacle of biological curiosities-or "freaks," as Billy calls them. In their latest adventure, Billy and crew head to Loch Ness to rescue their lizard-skinned comrade Callahan from the wrath of Count Dracula. From the Eisner Award-winning creator of The Goon!

Billy the Kid lives! The hired gun of a traveling spectacle of biological curiosities-or "freaks." In their past adventures, Billy and crew have faced a variety of supernatural terrors, but none of that has prepared them to confront their most vicious challenge yet: Jack the Ripper! Introduction by Brian Azzarello. This volume includes Billy the Kid's Old Timey Oddities and the Ghastly Fiend of London #1-#4 and "Billy the Kid and the Pit of Horrors" from the Buzzard miniseries

"From the Eisner award-winning creator of The Goon comes an over-the-bigtop horror romp pitting outlaw legend Billy the Kid and a band of circus ""freaks"" against the evil machinations of the nefarious Dr. Frankenstein! Penned with deranged glee by Powell and illustrated by fan-favorite horror artist Kyle Hotz (The Agency andThe Hood), Billy The Kid's Old Timey Oddities starts with Billy the Kid free to roam America, having faked his own death. Free, that is, until Fineas Spoule, AKA. The Human Spider, discovers his secret. Now, afraid of being exposed, Billy finds himself in the service of a caravan of carnival sideshow performers who have unfinished business with a mad scientist none other than Victor Frankenstein himself!This twisted love child of spaghetti westerns and Hammer horror flicks combines Powell's humorous fast-paced storytelling and Hotz's quirky macabre visuals for a story that the whole family will love...if they're the kind of family that love alligator men and miniature boys fighting monstrous mistakes of science with the help of the fastest gunslinger in the West! Written by Eric Powell creator The Goon, recipient of the International Horror Guild Award and multiple Eisner Awards!"

A 10-issue set that features different series from the Archie line-up.

Kubert and Nizzi's Tex!
American icon Joe Kubert and Italian writer Claudio Nizzi collaborated on Tex: The Lonesome Rider at the turn of the new century - and this standalone graphic novel is now available to a wider English-language audience! Tex tracks four ruthless killers who have massacred a peaceful farming family, using his ranger's ingenuity and brute force when needed!
Joe Kubert's rarely seen western masterpiece!
First US release of this modern classic!

Mignola has expanded Hellboy into the most exciting group of books since the early Marvel universe, and his style has influenced art and illustration far beyond the world of comics. Selected finished pieces are shown alongside sketches and raw scans from the last twenty years. Never-before-seen art! Mignola's best pieces from the last twenty years! "Nothing is better than having Mignola himself rendering Hellboy's world." - IGN "I envy the sheer variety and invention Mignola brings to Hellboy's world. [He] consistently manages to depict even the most grotesque monstrosity and make it somehow beautiful." - Peter de Sève, award-winning New Yorker cover artist and character designer for Ice Age film series, from his introduction

This takes two things we absolutely love and mashes them together: David Petersen’s Mouse Guard series and toy bricks! We can’t begin to fathom the imagination, time, and resources it must have taken to put together these toy brick re-creations but at 2015’s Emerald City Comicon, the Seattle-based toy brick builder club, ArchLUG, constructed an astonishing display of scenes and architecture taken from the pages of and inspired by Mouse Guard. For those who weren’t there and for those who were but want to relive every detail, this new art book is just for you!

Here they are, Witchblade, Darkness, and Magdalena, together again for the very first time. This time, however, their adventures occur in an "animated" -style universe. The story suffers from an identity crisis. For whom is this intended? It looks like a kids' comic, but is that the target audience? For starters, it's a little too violent. Nobody gets killed in Archie. Even comics such as Justice League Adventures don't usually start with murders and contain exposition on medieval torture. This comic book, however, does. Additionally, it's cynical and irreverent when it comes to religion. It doesn't have to be a Christian comic book, but, if it's aimed at kids, it should at least be respectful. And haven't we seen enough evil priests already? It's become a cliché on a par with "the butler did it." If it's not appropriate for kids, then it must be for adults. If so, then it's like umpteen other stories we have already read in Magdalena, Warrior Nun Areala, Vampirella, and elsewhere. The comic book would probably be best appreciated by regular Witchblade fans who may be enchanted by the novelty of the "animated" art and by teens who haven't read the same plot those umpteen other times. It's not clear whether it's truly aimed at younger children, but there is material in it that parents might find objectionable.